Thursday, February 2, 2012

What are the differences between civil court and military court?

I don't know if people charged with military crimes have rights to lawyers like in civil or criminal cases on the U.S. mainland but my guess is they don't. Just the word "military" tells me that there is no mercy during a military trial and has almost a guilty until proven innocent feel to it as opposed to the civil courts in U.S. states that go by the innocent until proven guilty standard of judging.What are the differences between civil court and military court?Your guess is wrong. Courts martial carry basically all of the same due process guarantees as civilian criminal courts. The judges are impartial, there is a presumption of innocence, and a military attorney is appointed to represent the accused.What are the differences between civil court and military court?most military courts the decision has already been made before the proceedings even start, its just all for show, I have never heard of anyone coming out unscathed from a Military court, they always take something away from you
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